ARAdeniji Ridwaninadenijiridwan43.hashnode.dev·May 10 · 15 min readI Wrote Security Tests in Plain English for an Open-Source Canva Alternative — Here's Every Result That moment is what this article is really about. Not the 20 tests I ran, not the 16 that passed, nor the 4 that timed out and told me where to dig deeper, though I will get to all of that in full det00
HHKinai-by-harish.hashnode.dev·May 10 · 3 min readI Built a Standalone AI Regression Testing Platform with PassmarkPrompt updates, model changes, and async inference shifts can silently degrade user flows. I built ChaosMonkey AI to solve that: a standalone AI QA platform where failures are intentionally injected a10
BCbtk codedevinbtkcodes.hashnode.dev·May 8 · 17 min readPassmark - Reliable Playwright TestingTesting modern, dynamic websites like JetBrains can often be a challenge with traditional selector-based approaches. During the Breaking Apps Hackathon, I explored a more intuitive way to write tests 10
COCarlos Osorioinosorio.hashnode.dev·May 6 · 20 min readMy ESP32 sent <script>alert(1)</script> to my dashboard. Not from a web request. From a temperature sensor. I didn't write that code.A corrupted sensor payload did. Let me explain how that happened — and why it means most IoT dashboards are one corrupted sensor reading away from a security incident. The Khymera dashboard under10
LMLohit Mishrainlohit-dev.hashnode.dev·Apr 23 · 6 min readI Built 25 AI Tests to Break the Internet (And What It Taught Me About Passmark) Testing modern web applications used to be a frustrating game of cat-and-mouse. You spend hours writing the perfect CSS selectors or XPaths, only for a minor UI update to break your entire CI/CD pipel10
HHemaNinhema-sdet.hashnode.dev·Apr 16 · 5 min readBreaking Things (and Building Better Tests): My Hackathon Experience I recently participated in the Breaking Things Hackathon hosted by Hashnode and sponsored by Bug0, and I can confidently say—it was one of the most fun and exciting hackathons I’ve joined. What made t00